Remote functions - part 2
Aside from the “Power On”, “Stand By”, “Eject” and “Mode” buttons described in
page 1 all the remaining buttons are fairly standard. This list below goes over the
basic function of each of the remaining buttons.
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“Display” - This will rotate 4 modes of current title/chapter and time title
elapsed/title remaining/chapter elapsed/chapter remain/Off
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“Arrows/Enter” - These buttons would be used on a disc menu or when
using the set up menu of the player.
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“Menu” - This will bring up the root menu of your DVD. Please note that
when in “Mode 1” or “Mode 2” the player will auto select a menu
option within a few seconds. Use “Mode 3” to avoid this.
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“Rewind” - Each button press will increase the rewind speed as follows
2x / 4x / 8x / 16x / 32x / then back to play.
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“Play” - This will play your movie if stopped or paused and depending on
your DVD, it may begin playing an option when on a menu.
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“Chapter Back” - Will advance backwards through chapters (only in the
current title, once you get to the last chapter, it will stop or start
at 1 again, depending on how the DVD is made).
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“Stop” - This will stop the movie and bring up the default screen.
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“Subtitle” - Pressing this button will scroll through all available subtitle
languages (if available).
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“Volume Up/Down” - Pressing these buttons will adjust the output volume
of the dvd player. Important note: When changing discs, putting
the player into stand by or powering on the player, the volume
defaults back to maximum.
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“Setup” - This is used to access the DVD players operational menu. There
are a few dozen options that 99% of people won’t need to
change, but in case you want to change the screen output, logo
screen, audio out, etc...see page 3.
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“Mute” - This will mute all the audio coming out of the player.
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“Pause” - This will pause the current DVD playing. Press again to play or
press the “Play” button
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“Fast Forward” - Each button press will increase the fast forward speed as
follows: 2x / 4x / 8x / 16x / 32x / then back to play.
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“Repeat” - This button will allow you to select a different repeat option. Each
button press with scroll though the following options: Chapter
repeat / Title repeat / All (entire disc repeat) / Off
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“Chapter Forward” - Will advance forward through chapters (only in the
current title, once you get to the last chapter, it will stop or start
at 1 again, depending on how the DVD is made).
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Connections
The 2200 has an external power supply. This helps
reduce heat inside the player. Simply connect the en-
closed power supply to the 12V jack
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on the back
of the player.
Next you simply need to connect the DVD player to your
TV or monitor. The 2200 has 3 available video output op-
tions.... Composite video
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- single yellow RCA jack
, S-Video
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- single 4 pin jack below yellow RCA and
Component Video
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- 3 RCA jacks (red/green/blue) in the middle of the player. All 3 of these connections can be used. They can
also be used at the same time, in case you want to connect 3 TV’s at once. The
HDMI jack
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on the back of the player
is not
available on this model
. We don’t have a unit currently available with HDMI output.
The 2200 has 4 audio outputs... Right/Left 1 and Right/Left 2. These outputs work the same. You can choose either set (right/left 1
or right/left 2) for your audio. If you need a mono output, use the right or left output of either set and change your audio out settings
in the “Setup”
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section under “Dolby Digital Setup” (see page 3 for details).
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